July 2015 - Gatlinburg / Pigeon Forge Events

Want a Gatlinburg Cabin with an Indoor Swimming Pool? Okay!

Posted July 17, 2015 by Lindsey Stallings

Want an indoor swimming pool in your luxury cabin in the Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge area? As the largest rental cabin management agency in the Smoky Mountains, with more than 400 cabins to choose from, we have several cabins with indoor pools for your visit.

The cabin shown here, Rustic Splash, is a 1-bedroom cabin that sleeps 6 people. The pool has colorful underwater lighting, and is surrounded with tropical decor, tables, chairs, CD player and a half bathroom, as well as an outside patio with table and grill.

To see all our cabins with indoor swimming pools in the Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge area, take a look at our Cabins With Indoor Pools page. And here are a few more of the pools to look at.

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Mountain Treasure Cabin

Posted July 9, 2015 by Lindsey Stallings

Mountain Treasure cabin

Seclusion and fun in the mountains – welcome to Mountain Treasure, a 2-bedroom luxury cabin that sleeps 8 people in comfort, a spacious 2-story cabin in a private park-like setting. Mountain Treasure is a cabin packed with amenities inside, and with its own picnic pavilion, tree-house and park swing outside.

Mountain Treasure has a bedroom on each floor, each with a king bed and adjoining full bathroom, each with vertical jetted spa. Two queen sleepers are ready for extra guests, in a spacious design that allows plenty of game and entertainment room inside. (more…)

Fourth of July Midnight Parade 2015: Gatlinburg & Pigeon Forge Celebrations

Posted July 2, 2015 by Lindsey Stallings

2015-07-02_170546 Friday is July 3, 2015, which means that the stroke of midnight signals the beginning of July 4th, and the start of the First Fourth of July Parade in the Nation. For the 40th year since the Bicentennial in 1976, the little City of Gatlinburg wakes up the United States with its annual Midnight Parade.

And what a parade it is! More than 100 floats, marching bands, entrants from surrounding states, groups, troupes, special vehicles and huge cartoon helium balloons spend around an hour and a half from midnight traveling the length of Parkway from Traffic Light 1a to Traffic Light 10.

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